reporter steve harrigan brings us more from atlanta. about 100 million americans have now gotten at least one shot of the covid vaccine, and younger people could soon be eligible. on friday, johnson and johnson announcing they've expanded large scale clinical trials to adolescents. they are currently testing it on 16 and 17 year olds, and that will soon be expanded to children as young as 12. the announcement comes just a day after the company was forced to dispose of more than 15 million doses due to a manufacturing error at a baltimore plant. but doctors say that incident hasn't nothing to do with overall vaccine safety. well as we get these child's completed and continue to gather that very specific, rigorous data, we will hav say yes. this is safe and effective and childrenination pl expanding, with dozens of states expected to make all adults eligible by mid april and a growing number of vaccination mega centers are making it easier for folks to get appointments. yes, so it was very convenient, very easy couldn't have asked for any

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steph curry war custom sneakers at today's warriors game in atlanta to show his support for the asian american community. curry worked with the bruce lee foundation after last month's spot shootings. together created handpainted shoes depicting the martial arts icon. they plan to put the shoes up for auction, with the proceeds going to the families of each of the eight victims. coming up uber is forced to pay up the large find that alleges drivers discriminated against a blind woman from the bay area. hope you had a nice weekend temperatures. not all that warm today or yesterday. it goes that way again, tomorrow kind of mild temperatures, but there will be some changes. as we go through this week ahead. we'll look for rain and a warm up after the break. and the easter celebrations this year were extra special coming up. the joyous folks were allowed back into their church to see their friends face to face for the first time in months, a year ago with that last service that we had inside the building, so it's like starting all brand new again. also the easter message from wanna help ki

by september in atlanta. jonathan serrie, ktvu fox two news, a new study says that vaccines are effective against the coronavirus variants that originated here in california research published yesterday by the new england journal of medicine, found that the vaccine made by moderna offered effective protection against that particular variant. the fizer and j and j vaccines were not included in that research. but murali gist believe they also provide protection, the study says the variant found in california likely began spreading last may and became a dominant version of the virus in the state around the surgeon cases that we saw at thanksgiving and christmas. well in about 30 minutes from now. governor newsome will visit the fresno area to see the work that's being done there to prepare for the possibility of another series of major wildfires in our state. the governor is also going to discuss the steps being taken. to boost both the wildfire response and wildfire protection and prevention. last month, the go

laws the effort follows major league baseball's decision to relocate their all star game from atlanta to denver because of the new voting laws. but fox news lauren blanchard tells us that the governor of georgia is lashing out at companies and politicians criticizing his state. major league baseball telling georgia were out pulling the all star game and amateur draft after governor brian kemp signed a controversial voting bill into law that has nothing to do with the merits of the bill is all political pressure from a loud minority of people. the cancel culture democrats say the bill will disproportionately hurt minority voters and restrict voting. the bill comes after republican claims of fraud in the 2020 election. this is not about fraudulent votes this. is about getting rid of democratic votes, and we won't stand for that. the mlb commissioner, not the only one, putting political pressure on the peach state, georgia based delta and coca cola also jumping on the political bandwagon to criticize the states leadership. these ceos are basically making decisions on a fault to it. you k

in atlanta. jonathan sehring, fox news. meantime the ceo of fizer says people will likely need a booster dose of the covid-19 vaccine within 12 months of getting fully vaccinated. he also said it's possible that people will need to get vaccinated. against the virus annually. as with the flu, fizer and its german partner, my on tech or in the process of studying how long protective immunity from the vaccine last. their findings will help determine if those booster shots will be necessary. booking of vaccine appointment online can be challenging for those who struggle with technology, including some seniors, and that's why a group of uc berkeley students created a special hotline to help people in alameda county who are having trouble navigating the online process. for more on this, we're joined by taylor birdsong, who is one of the creators of shot line. taylor it's great to have you on here, so i understand this. this project at uc berkeley with you and your fellow students began with a focus on trial. help older adults fin

they're looking for answers after losing seven out of the last eight games, the dubs were in atlanta last night facing the hawks. steph curry scored 37 points and had a two point lead in the half. however the hawks bench outscored the warriors bench 55 to 19 and atlanta went on to win 117 to 111. the warriors are back home tomorrow night to face off with the milwaukee bucks. and during yesterday's game, steph curry war custom sneakers to show support for the asian community. asian american community. curry worked with the bruce lee foundation after last month's spot, shooting and together created handpainted shoes depicting the martial arts icon. the shoes will go up for auction, with the proceeds going to the families of each of the eight victims, and the warriors are teaming up with oakland's clorox company as indoor venues are set to start reopening on april 15th not clorox. provide disinfecting products for the arena as part of the so called clean initiative, chase center. officials say the warriors are committed to the safest and cleanest indoor environment possible. today chico

out of atlanta because of a new voting law in georgia. g shoot me, greg abbott said in a statement that he will not participate in any other major league events as well. he accuses major league baseball of adopting a quote false narrative about the voting law. georgia is estimating that moving the game will cost it $100 million and much needed revenue with that was not only going to be an uptick in our mood, but also in our economy. consider bring that our primary industries and cobb, our travel, tourism and in retail. republicans say the voting law will restore integrity to georgia's elections. democrats argue the law is designed to make it more difficult for people of color to vote. the murder trial for derrick show been resumed today with the minneapolis police chief taking the stand for the prosecution. fox news, mike tobin tells us the chief said show been violated department policy, impressing his knee on george floyd's neck, as well as the department's ethics and values. yes. mr sheldon's right there. the murder trial of former min

reporter jonathan syria gives us this update from atlanta. still no decision on what to do about johnson and johnson. the company's vaccine was put on hold in the u. s. after at least six women developed rare blood clots. on wednesday, the cdc vaccine advisory committee met to review the data but adjourn before making a decision, saying they need more information. much of the meeting explore the way the vaccine was developed. and why there have been no major complications with the other vaccines currently in use in the u. s the astrazeneca and johnson johnson vaccines both use and adenovirus vector. these vaccines are different from the fizer and madonna vaccines, which are a marin, a based vaccines. the white house says. there are enough fizer and madonna doses to fill the gap for now, but a growing number of health care centers are calling the pause a big setback because it's difficult in many underserved communities. to get folks to keep their second appointments. having a one dose allows us to have those folks come in one time to receive

johnson and johnson's vaccine in atlanta. jonathan serrie ktvu fox two news, the california department of public health, released a statement and reads in part california is following the fda and cdc is recommendation and has directed healthcare providers to pause the use of the johnson and johnson vaccine until we receive further direction from health and safety experts. additionally the state will convene the western states scientific safety review workgroup to review the information provided by the federal government on this issue. as the federal government has said. we do not expect a significant impact to our vaccination allocations in california less than 4% of our vaccine allocation this week is that johnson and johnson vaccine. kaiser permanente will team up with the marin county public health department to create a mass vaccination site at the marin county fairgrounds in sandra fell, they'll combine resource is from vaccination sites, a terrible in the high school and the marine center with the goal of vaccinating up

s in march and april, eight people were shot to death of three spots in the atlanta area in mid march. less than a week later, 10 people were killed when a gunman opened fire at a grocery store in boulder, colorado, at the end of march, a gunman killed four people, including a nine year old boy at a real estate office in orange county. and last week of former nfl player who once played for the 49ers and raiders shot and killed five people in rock hill, south carolina. here in the bay area, dozens of san francisco court cases are stuck in limbo, leaving many families in agony. ktvu investigative reporter evan sernoffsky tells us that the pandemic is only making the problem worse. there's no justice. there's no justice for us solid. chandler's 19 year old son was one of four young men shot dead in a car at laguna and paid streets on january. 9th 2015, the execution style killings rocked san francisco police arrested lee farley jr is one of the suspects. but six years after the killings, he still hasn't been put on trial as far as i'm concerned. it's nothing but a game. it's nothing but

strong event was the brainchild of hudson, leo and friends after a group discussion about the deadly atlanta area killings and local attacks on asians realizing how #### off we are about the situation, and instead of talking about it, we were convicted to do something. leo, a long time student and self described martial arts fanatic, came up with the idea of an event to help the community realize its collective strength and empower people to learn toe literally combat by. i want to themselves. a lot of things were happening. people are getting attacked. people don't even want to go outside of their house. this hurts our community. there were speakers from the podium and to motivate and show compassion, but the demonstrations were there to show people there are resource is to help them learn to be less fearful and more confident if self protection becomes necessary, one of the more than 200 attendees told us she liked the idea of making such a variety of demonstrations. easily accessible to the public. i think it lets everybody like have like a 32nd, or like you know, one or two minutes on a

atlanta first lady joe biden introduced her husband, saying he has surpassed his promises for the 1st 100 days. the president touted progress on the coronavirus vaccinate. nations and relief for americans. so much have we got done like getting checks to people probably would not have happened. so if you ever wonder if elections make a difference, just remember what you did here georgia when you elected us off and war knock, you began to change the environment. as fox news, madeline rivera tells us now the rally is part of a bigger pushed, outlined his plans on infrastructure and american families to the public. president biden and landing in georgia thursday with a goal to get the american people on board with his agenda while generally split on the issues, many democrats and republicans agree on one thing. presidents two proposals, which cover infrastructure, education and child care are big totaling roughly $4 trillion. this is an ambitious, transformative vision. we're seizing a once in a century opportunity to build back better just saying we're going to spend a trillion dollars o

anthony fauci says he expects an atlanta talkin, siri ktvu, fox two news. to bury counties could learn, possibly tomorrow if they're moving into the less restrictive yellow tear covid-19 cases and positivity rates continue to drop in san francisco and marin county's at this point, no bay area counties have moved out of the orange tear into that yellow tear. yello tear is the state's least restrictive tear, and once innit counties can reopen gyms and restaurants at 50% indoor capacity. nasa's ingenuity helicopter a successfully completed its historic first. flight on mars. that's the reaction of the helicopter team in mission control at nasa's jet ingenuityt flight this morning, rising nearly 10 ft. above the martian surface that hovered in place for 30 seconds, then rotated before landing. this is the first powered controlled flight on another planet. the ingenuity team has done is given us the third dimension. they freed us from the surface now forever in planetary exploration, so that we can now make a combination of course of driving on the surface and s

s, including one in atlanta that killed eight and another in boulder, colorado that killed 10. the white house has already announced some unilateral moves, saying the administration would regulate stabilizing braces that make pistols more like rifles and crack down on ghost guns. immediately upon us becoming an office having attorney general. i asked him to put together the things i could do by executive order, including dealing with new guns that could be made you come by and pieces and put together. now the u. s has more guns per capita than anywhere else in the world. there are 121 firearms for every 100 americans. happening now a demonstration in downtown oakland tonight in protest of recent police shootings that have killed black men. hundreds gathered in frank ogawa plaza around eight o'clock and set off on a march through downtown about an hour ago. chanting do want, right! katie was ever be alone is monitoring the situation for us. she is joining us live now, with the outrage that people are feeling tonight. death yeah. christina that mix up of taser and gun, an officer

one expert estimates that the atlanta area will miss out on almost $100 million in tourism revenue without the all star game. democrats say the bill will disproportionately hurt minority voters and restrict voting. but republicans say that's a false narrative and claims it's just another example of cancer. cancel culture, these ceos are basically making decisions. gonna fall to it. you know, mlb should be interested in stealing the base is not supporting stealing votes. united airlines has become the latest corporation to denounce the new voting laws in georgia. without mentioning georgia, the airline released a statement saying political leaders should be making it easier for eligible voters to cast their ballots. and san francisco may reportedly ban city contracts and travel to georgia in response to the new voting laws, they're the chronicle reports that board of supervisors president shaman walton is spearheading the effort. he's planning to ask the city attorney to change the administrative code to reflect the change. this comes as a number of companies have released statements condem

of hudson, leo and friends after a group discussion about the deadly atlanta area killings and local attacks on asians realizing how #### off we are about the situation, and instead of talking about it, we were convicted to do something. leo a long time student and self described martial arts fanatic, came up with the idea of an event to help the community realize its collective strength and empower people to learn toe literally combat violence themselves. a lot of things are happening. people are getting it. attacked people don't even want to go outside of their house. this hurts our community. there were speakers from the podium and to motivate and show compassion. but the demonstrations were there to show people there are resource is to help them learn to be less fearful and more confidentn 200 attendees told us she liked the idea of making such a variety of demonstrations easily accessible to the public. i think it lets everybody like have, like a 32nd, or like, you know, one or two minutes demonstration on like, if this is good for them. this is something that they want to learn

corporations railing against major league baseball for its decision to pull the all star game from atlanta because of the new voting rights law in washington, jackie heinrich fox news covered california will begin as special enrollment period that begins tomorrow and will run until the end of the year. this enrollment is designed to help the many people in california who want to sign up for health care coverage following the passage of presidentbiden's almost $2 trillion covid relief bill. that package includes a sweeping measure that lowers health care costs covered. california is part of the federal affordable care act, better known as obama care. there's a growing call in the united states to limit access to abortion pills. abortion opponents are pushing legislation and several gop led states to restrict doctors from prescribing abortion pills through telemedicine. ohio has already enacted a band and the governor of montana. is expected to sign a similar ban into law. abortion rights advocates say that telemedicine is an important option for women during the pandemic, but a poor abortio

giants today following the major league baseball's decision to move the all star game out of the city of atlanta this summer. this is all in response to the recent passage of georgia's sweeping new election law critics, our colleague and voter suppression, saying it targets people of color and makes it harder to vote in urban areas and by mail. the san francisco giants manager says he strongly supports and moby's decision. i kind of continued to be proud of the steps. major league baseball is taking to promote diversity, equity and inclusion and voting rights for all in this particular matter. georgia's governor, though, is calling the decision quote a knee jerk reaction to along that he feels is needed to restore confidence in u. s elections. there's no word yet of the new location for the all star game. the city of oakland is cracking down on weekend parties at lake merritt by limiting traffic and cracking down on illegal vendors. ktvu is elissa harrington has that story. this is what visitors can now expect to see weekends at lake merritt road closures along stretches of lakeshore avenue, no

marley's hanging on 4 to 3 and madison bumgarner dealing for the diamondbacks today in atlanta. that's a whip for freddie freeman in the first marcello zuna can't pull the trigger in the same inning. baumgartner still had not allowed a hit in the seventh ozuna. it's a line drive to right. it'll be snagged by josh rohaas. bumgarner gets the seven nothing shut out in the braves go hitless, but because this was half of a double header and just a seven inning game, bumgarner does not get. reddit foreign official. no hitter, so, yes, baseball's new rules get used to him. yeah we are, i guess. alright, bomber for bumgarner. very good. hey for bumgarner. very good. hey julie, not b okay, in avatar, when they have sex on pandora, they hook up their ponytails, so we know their ponytails are like their junk. yeah... so? so, when they ride horses and fly on the birds, they also use their ponytails. what's your point? my point is, if i were a horse or a bird, i'd be very nervous around james cameron. it amazes me how you constantly obsess over fictional details when there are more important

s including one in atlanta that killed eight and another in boulder, colorado that killed 10. it's a national embarrassment and must come to an end. on friday, the white house called on congress to pass legislation that reinstates a ban on assault weapons and strengthens background. jax it should not be political. despite the efforts of the n r a over time. this is an issue that democrats republicans, independents across the country believe universal background check should happen. polls show broad public support for stronger gun laws. ah bill has already passed the house. but there is little appetite to pass legislation in the senate, where lawmakers from rural states say their constituents don't want it. even after recent shootings, we have to remember in the rush to judgment on something like this. you know the left off and run stuff, tonto implement gun control, but we have a people problem. the white house is already announced some unilateral moves, saying the administration would regulate stabilizing braces that make pistols more like rifles and crack down on ghost guns

gas isn't the only industry seeing a shortage rental cars are in limited supply in high demand in atlanta, jailer would fill fox news. the airline industry is seeing a sharp spike and booking bookings as vaccinations ramp up and more peop. this has been the best quarter since the pandemic with flight bookings up 111% in march compared to the weeks leading up to the vaccine. roll out. the new numbers come just days after the european union indicated that it would let vaccinated americans into europe this summer. from romania, so we were looking into traveling to turkey over the summer. if it's possible, so we're just starting to explore that option. i know some of the countries in europe are requiring folks to be vaccinated, so i hope they have unequal pathway for those that have anti bodies that are equally immune. some of the top european destinations being booked include denmark, poland, portugal, the netherlands and france. still ahead tonight, a beautiful purple super bloom in northern california now attracting quite a crowd. the advice for photographers and instagrammers who want to

major league baseball's all star game will reportedly be held in denver after the league pulled out of atlanta ray boca and has the latest on the move as well as a political fall out. course field in denver, is expected to host this year's mlb all star game. it comes after the league pulled out of georgia. in what mlb commissioner rob manfred said was quote. ah way to demonstrate our values. i think they're alienating their fans. the controversy surrounds georgia's recent voting law, which critics say makes it too difficult to vote and will disproportionately hurt people of color. we should not be limiting. anything when it comes to our voters and their rights. we should be helping them doing more. ah, long list of companies are speaking out against the law. it requires an idea to vote reduces drop boxes and changes how voters can request absentee ballots, but they're being accused of hypocrisy because states like new york and colorado have similar laws. florida senator marco rubio wrote. commissioner manfred quote. i am under no illusion that major league baseball will sacrifice business reve

cia team meeting of april 14th 2021 the three hour audio only emergency meeting from the cdc hub in atlanta started with names and introductions. dozens of the nation's medical leaders are investigating the cases of six women who became ill after taking the johnson and johnson covid vaccine concerns raised. about rare clouding events seen after covid-19 adenovirus spector's x the patients all between 18 and 48 suffered rare and severe brain blood clots. the symptoms surfaced about two weeks after all received the johnson and johnson vaccine. however this condition exists in the general public without taking a covid drug. even so, the fda and cdc are both pausing the use of the drug, and most states and private providers are following suit. it will not materially impact our ability to fulfill our expectations and commitment to provide enough vaccine to fully vaccinate all those that seek to get vaccinated so that we could begin to more fully open our economy by june. 15th california's proposed full reopening comes at a time when use of the j and j vaccine is paused, coupled with more people,

and more specifically atlanta in direct response to the new law ingeorgia, that is blatantly limited voting access to people of color. there also wreak locating their draft no new site for the game has been decided upon good for major league baseball, all right friday night of the videos. some time to check this out. not really sure what this gentleman is trying to do, but it takes him a couple of efforts to get it done, apparently tried to do push ups on four stacks of bricks watch. i think the third time is a charm here. i couldn't get close. so that's pretty impressive. not at all. andre, check this out. this youngster is gonna learn about traffic at a very early age, little dog pulls up passes him in the fast lane. looks like 8 80 there. yeah, it's all about bumper to bumper traffic all the times the sporty life right now. all right. the big bang theory is here. next challenge to the news continues. ktvu plus news continues. ktvu plus coming up next i had a great idea. you know how we're always having to stop and solve differential equations, like when you're doing fourier analys

they have those fans back in the stands last night at the atlanta braves game. whoa ronald akunyili junior throws the ball toward the stands in between innings. that's an epic beer pong shot from center field right into the fan's beer. up and i think you could say safely. he's happy to work this out hello last night, rocky's dad rouz justin turner smashes one over the wall in left best part about it, though, say cheese to the van right there. he gets hit right in the nachos. okay? yeah that is a full plate of nachos, but he's happy anyway, you sure got himself with her baseball, and that's the way it should be fans back in the stands. that's the sporting life. this our guys back to you and we'll see you later. all right, mark. thank you. by frank tonight, everybody. thanks for joining us the news thanks for joining us the news at seven over and ktvu (water running) leonard, are you in the shower? leonard: i can't hear you! i'm in the shower! i asked if you were in the shower, but that's moot now! what? moot! rendered unimportant by recent events! i can't hear yo

biggest blowback came from major league baseball, which announced that its pulling its all-star game from atlanta this july. here was the reaction from georgia governor brian kemp. >> this is unbelievable. i mean really, unfortunate tod today, obviously that major league baseball has folded up and caved to the cancel culture and a bunch of liberal lies. >> chris: doug, a number of red states were moving or are moving to restrict voting laws. while the blowback from major corporations, we saw with coca-cola and delta and major league baseball did in georgia, in texas where there's also a move to restrict, put no restrictions on voting, you're seeing pushback from american airlines and dell computers, is that do you think going to stop the move to reform voting? >> no, looks like a lot of republicans will double down and if you're brian kemp, you were worried before this week about being primary because you had been on the wrong side of donald trump a couple of times. one of the unintended consequences here politically is that by major league baseball essentially going to the left of stacey abrams

just about an hour ago, the president and first lady held a drive in rally outside of atlanta. first lady jill biden introduced her husband, saying he has surpassed his promises for the 1st 100 days. the president touted progress on the coronavirus vaccinations and relief for americans. so much of we got done, like getting checks to people probably would not have happened. so if you ever wonder if elections make a difference, just remember what you did here georgia when you elected us off and war knock, you began to change the environment. as fox is, madeleine rivera tells us the rally is part of a bigger push toe outline. president violence plans on infrastructure and american families to the public. president biden and landing in georgia thursday with a goal to get the american people on board with his agenda while generally split on the issues, many democrats and republicans agree on one thing. presidents two proposals, which cover infrastructure, education and child care are big totaling roughly $4 trillion. this is an ambitious, transformative vision. we're seizing a once

the majority of those who became infected after vaccination had either mild or no symptoms in atlanta. jonathan serrie, ktvu fox two news. ah group of uc berkeley students created a special hotline to help people in alameda county who are having trouble finding a covid vaccine appointment. it's called shot line. the number is right there on your screen. volunteers take the colors, information and search for the best appointment they confined and they say they will get back to people within four days. it could be like really long process. also the wait time needed. sometimes when you call in is a lot and people just really don't have the time to do that, or just accessing the internet and kind of going through those steps and filling out the form online could be really challenging for some people. the shot line is open from eight a.m. to eight p.m. every day. we have more information on our website ktvu dot com. well the golden state warriors air, helping those in need with another one of their swishes for dishes event. it's a drive thru grocery giveaway that the team is wrapping up wi

the third mass shooting in the us in just the last two weeks following the colorado grocery store and atlanta massage parlor shootings. democrats on capitol hill say they're considering new gun control legislation while the white house looks at other options right now we're working on a couple of lovers. one is working with congress were also continuing to review and consider what the options are for executive actions. the fbi is also involved in the investigation, but they say the orange police department is taking the league in los angeles, anita vogel. fox two news, south carolina senator lindsey graham now says he is willing to work with democrats on gun control reform, including background checks, but says that he wants to do so in a common sense way. i'm willing to have a conversation with my democratic colleagues about how we can make sure that people who are a danger to themselves or others that there that we deal with that issue in terms of having a gun. i am willing to expand background checks and a common sense way. graham who supports the second amendment discussed the topic of gu

fizer is asking the fda for permission to start vaccinating 12 to 15 year olds in atlanta. jonathan serrie, ktvu fox two news, a new study led by researchers at uc davis links hundreds of thousands of coronavirus cases to meat packing and processing plants, researchers said. outbreaks among workers at those plants led to community outbreaks. the outbreaks happened across the country, and researchers say they exacerbate the racial disparities caused by the pandemic. in all, uc davis linked an estimated 334,000 coronavirus cases to meat packing plants, and a new report shows the majority of people moving out of san francisco. we're living in the city's most densely populated neighborhoods, the san francisco chronicle analyzed data from the u. s post office and found that the 94108 zip code, which include parts of downtown chinatown, and nob hill, saw a 620% jump in the number of people moving out of the area. this is between march and november of last year. the report also found that the busy financial district saw 10 times more people moving out than the year before. preside

infected, researchers say the study highlights the importance of getting a second dose of the vaccine in atlanta. jonathan serrie fox news. i just disney land is back open for the first time in 13 months as attractions of the state slowly start to welcome back guests. super excited or nervous, ancient already landed, we're so excited already little, you know, it's gonna be worked on while disney fans waited for those gates to open chairman bob eiger and other top executives welcomed back cast members and thank them for their commitment. one guest made. what once guests made their way inside when we caught up with the san francisco family, bringing back 19 fifties disney vibes with matching outfits boy they were excited for their first trip back to the park. oh, it's so magical. they had a great set up along main street. all the cast members were giving us such a warm welcome. it's so good to be back. there are safety measures in place. guests have to use an online reservation system. the park is only open a 25% capacity, and right now it's only open to california residents with groups no larger

in atlanta. jonathan serrie ktvu fox. two news, course at travis air force base, are sending more medical and emergency supplies to india as the country is dealing with a spike in covid-19 cases and deaths. it's minutes from now on aircraft loaded with supplies is set to take off yesterday morning to c five galaxy planes took off with more than 200 tons of equipment, including oxygen cylinders, and n95 masks and hospital gowns again. these are live pictures as the next plane is about to depart. travis air force base really any second. now again, there's already a lot of help there, and more is on the way. i'm wednesday we sent over $100 million of aid to india on gwil do about the same today. just yesterday, india reported more than 380,000 new coronavirus infections and almost 3700 people died in one day. that's the highest number of deaths in a single day since the beginning of the covid pandemic. and just a short time ago, the white house announced the united states will restrict travel from india. starting may 4th. th

it is moving thiss all star game from atlanta to denver. a new georgia voting law was the spark that ignited the political firestorm and also mlb's decision. fox is ray bogan reports we could see ripple effects of the move for some time to come. across the country, baseball fans are cheering as their teams allow fans in their home openers for the first time in two years, but in the world of politics, there isn't much smiling. what i think is doing is irritating one #### of a lot of republican fans. major league baseball moved its all star game out of georgia to denver to protest in newly passed boating law. the league's commissioner says it's a demonstration of their values. but while there's no crying in baseball, many are crying. fauci my warning if you will, to corporate america's to stay out of politics he's board members need to actually get the truth about what's in the bill and how the process works. george's new voting law requires an idea to vote reduces drop boxes and changes how voters khoury quest absentee ballots. critics say i

fizer is asking the fda for permission to start vaccinating 12 to 15 year olds in atlanta. jonathan serrie, ktvu fox two news at colleges across the country administrators are trying to decide how far they should go in urging students to get vaccinated against covid. 19 they're weighing whether to make vaccinations a requirement in the fall. some universities including rutgers, brown cornell in northeastern have already said students will have to get vaccinated before returning to campus. college officials say they want to protect the students health, but some school say they cannot legally require the vaccines because they don't fully have the air. they don't rather have full federal approval still had tonight. the former chief of police in richmond was nominated today for a very important job in the biden administration i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love,... more adventure,... more community. but with my hiv treatment,... there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor... and switched to... fewer medicines with dovato. prescription dovato

the majority of those who became infected after vaccination had either mild or no symptoms in atlanta. jonathan serrie, ktvu fox two news. anger and unrest in chicago businesses. they're prepping for protests after the release of that video, showing an officer shooting and killing a 13 year old boy and an independent investigation looking into the deadly police shooting of a man armed with a back inside of an east bay walmart, the mistake's the officers made, according to the report, plus. a huge relief and it's just an amazing accomplishment to get this venue open and top gulf is finally opening san jose later tonight. we take a tour of the new facility that will create ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ deposit, plan and pay with easy tools from chase. simplicity feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. this is a no-nonsense message from three. small business insurance is usually so complicated, you need to be a lawyer to understand it. that's why three was created. it's a better kind of business insurance. it's only three pages. straightforward. if you own it, three covers it. got a chee

then he'll hold a driving rally near atlanta to continue his pitch to the public to support two proposals. a $2.3 trillion infrastructure plan and a plan to help american families pay for things like child care and education. 12 years is no longer enough today to compete with the rest of world the 21st century. that's why my american families playing guarantees for additional years of public education, every person in america starting as early as we can, the american families plan would pay for things like more affordable child care to three years of community college funding for universal preschool, federal paid family and medical leave and a permanent extension of affordable care act subsidies even more taxing. even more spending to put washington even more in the middle of your life from the cradle to college. republicans bristle at the $1.8 trillion cost of the american families planwhile democrats point out it could be paid for by rolling back the tax cuts president trump passed four years ago. all of a sudden they're deficit hawks when they were giving away money to the wealthiest p

like for a new, more thorough investigation into how the outbreak started in atlanta. jonathan serrie ktvu fox two news. former richmond police chief is reportedly being tapped by president biden to lead the u. s customs and border protection agency. chris magnus is currently the police chief of two son a now hours driver. so from the mexico border, he was praised by some during his time in richmond for connecting police with the community. his nomination will require senate approval. resident binding his meeting with a group of congressional leaders from both parties this afternoon. the group is scheduled to discuss the president's $2.3 trillion plan to rebuild the nation's infrastructure. lauren blanchard is in washington with the story. monday afternoon, president biden meeting with a small, bipartisan group of lawmakers as he and the administration continue to push the american jobs plan. we don't have a lot of work to do to persuade the american people that u s infrastructure needs major improvement, they'll show lawmakers a state infrastructure report detail ng t

fizer is asking the fda for permission to start vaccinating 12 to 15 year olds in atlanta. jonathan serrie, ktvu fox two news. at colleges across the country administrators right now we're trying to decide how far they should go in urging students to get covid-19 vaccines there weighing whether to make vaccinations a requirement. come this fall. some universities, including rutgers, brown cornell in northeastern have already said students will have to get vaccinated before returning to campus. i think everyone should always have a choice, but i think to keep in mind that we protect each other, i think would be in everyone's best interest to get the vaccine, college officials say they want to protect students health, but some school say they cannot legally require the vaccines because they do not have full federal approval. coming up here on the floor. it's been in a specially dry winter. the recent discovery by fire science researchers that they've never seen before, and that has those researchers. very word. and keeping an eye on the weather. we do have a system that's goi

all game away from atlanta, and it's in response to georgia enacting a controversial law last month restricting voting rights now the game, which is set for july, 13th and the mlb amateur draft will now take place in another city. in a statement, mlb commissioner rob manfred said major league baseball fundamentally supports voting rights for all americans and opposes restrictions to the ballot box. now, manfred said details about a new host city for the all star game will be announced soon later, the labor department's latest jobs report shows a big spike in hiring the us, added 916 jobs 16,000 jobs that is in march. that's nearly double the jobs added in february. nationwide unemployment is down to 6% from 6.2% the economy is still shy about eight million jobs. and here in california there. signs the economy is still rocky. we had over 105,000 new unemployment claims filed just for the week. so it suggests that layoffs are continuing. businesses aren't closing. and, um again, a lot will depend on the speed of the vaccination and people's willingness to come back. economists say consumer spendi

whatever tigers wanted 32 and one of the most popular giants ever, pablo sandoval, now with atlanta at man, did he come through braves were down in the eighth inning panda with a pinch it glass two run homer off aaron nolan and the. those, however, eventually wanted 10 innings 3 to 2, but nice to see panda at it. and i guess they just told me in my ear, the mariners one in the bottom of the 10th inning on a walk off walk so heartbreak on both sides of the bay giant. today's yep. well maura 11. that's the sporting life back to you cats. we will look forward forward to it, then mark, thank you. and next at 11. my dad and i are both one dose more comfortable with the idea of traveling. california eases restrictions on travel as more people across the state considered vacation plans, the 11 o'clock news on ktvu fox two starts now, state health officials have issued a new travel advisory now that infection's air down and vaccinations are underway. hello again, everyone i'm frank somerville. and i'm julie julie haener. it removes the recommendation that californians limit travel to 120 miles

schools on madison bumgarner dealing for the diamondbacks today in atlanta. that's a whiff for freddie freeman in the first. ourselves ozuna can't pull the trigger in the same inning. baumgartner still had not allowed a hit in the seventh, ozuna will hit a line drive to right. it's coming up here snagged by josh rohaas bumgarner. it's a seven nothing shut out and the braves go hitless, but because just was half of a double header and just a seven inning game. bumgarner does not get credit for an official no hitter. interesting the competitive balance trend continues on the nascar circuit, where nine different drivers in 10 races this year were winners. the superspeedway of talladega, the site for today's 500, plus mile race on the final lap of stage one. matt de benedetto was leading and denny hamlin said joey logano spinning that launches lugano on it well arrived. it's a little more thrilling than he's been hoping for. that was all for lagana, who ended up second to last and was not hurt. here's that look from inside the car bubble. wallace that's like some